Top left corner, click on the Menu icon and then choose Domains from the drop-down list.
Manage Folders
From the secondary menu, click on Settings and then choose Manage Folders
In the Manage Folders screen, you can choose to give access to all domains, or create a folder that will hold the specific domains to which you’d like to give access.
Allow access to all domains
On the right side of the “All Domains” row, click on the Edit icon (looks like a pencil).
If you’ve already Delegated Access to someone, they should show up in the list. Find the person and toggle the appropriate access level.
If you’d only like to give access to certain domains, it gets a little trickier:
First, you’ll have to create a folder that will hold the domains you’d like to allow someone to manage.
Then, you’ll give the appropriate permissions to the person you’d like (again, follow the instructions on How to Delegate Account Access in GoDaddy if you haven’t already).
Lastly, you’ll need to add a domain (or more) to this newly created and shared folder.
Let’s get started.
Create a folder to share
From the “Manage Folders” screen, click on the Add Folder button
Share the folder
Give the folder a descriptive name, and an optional description.
If you’ve already Delegated Access to someone, they should show up in the list. Find the person and toggle the appropriate access level.
As of this writing, you’ll need to be in the Advanced List View to organize your domains. To do so, make you click on this icon above the top right corner of the domains list.
Check the checkboxes next to the domain or domains you’d like to allow someone to access.
At the top of the domain list, click on the organize button, then choose “Add to Folder”.
